Supreme Court of India
M.P. State Electricity Board and Anr. v. Grasim Industries Ltd.
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Electricity Supply Act, 1948: ss.26, 49, 79(/) Deletion of provision for payment of interest on security deposits by electricity Board-Permissibility-Single Judge held that it was permissible-Division Bench of High Court held that view of Single Judge was not correct based en paragraph 158 of the Judgment in Ferro Alloys case-On appeal, held, Division Bench read only part of the paragraph 158 of the judgment and not the relevantpart which empowers the Board to delete such condition-Matter remitted to High Court for fresh consideration-Electricity Act, 1910-Schedule II Clause (6), Clause 21(/)…
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